simms
02-02-2007, 07:23 AM
#11
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
Posts: 5,293
RE: simms
What in the hell is wrong with you people? I think it's time to start banning people. I have only seen one thread where he was out of line and in my opinion it was provoked and in a thread that shouldn't be here anyway.
If you don't like his posts or threads, don't respond to them. It's pretty simple actually.
In my opinion the jury is out on the deresonator. Accuracy with a given load depends on barrel harmonics so it may work on one gun with a specific load and not another. One that is tunable would work much better, like the BOSS system or an after market version.
Simms is a great company for archery and they make one heck of a recoil pad. Not so sure I would spend the money on this thing though. You could probably make one simple enough.
Paul
If you don't like his posts or threads, don't respond to them. It's pretty simple actually.
In my opinion the jury is out on the deresonator. Accuracy with a given load depends on barrel harmonics so it may work on one gun with a specific load and not another. One that is tunable would work much better, like the BOSS system or an after market version.
Simms is a great company for archery and they make one heck of a recoil pad. Not so sure I would spend the money on this thing though. You could probably make one simple enough.
Paul
02-02-2007, 10:12 AM
#12
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Posts: 179
RE: simms
Paul,
My 300 weatherby is free floated, metal bedded and a gentry muzzle brake. I got the simms just to check out if it would show anything good, I would recommend it for anyone who wanted to tighten up a group.
My 300 weatherby is free floated, metal bedded and a gentry muzzle brake. I got the simms just to check out if it would show anything good, I would recommend it for anyone who wanted to tighten up a group.
